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SUMMARY:Celebrating WHO World Patient Safety Day 2025: Safe Care for
	 Every Newborn and Every Child - Designing for Child Safety
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mark Hughes":noreply@pslhub.org
DESCRIPTION:\n	World Patient Safety Day (WPSD)\, which takes place annua
	lly on 17 September\, was launched by the WHO in 2018 to raise public awar
	eness\, foster collaboration between stakeholders and mobilise global acti
	on to improve patient safety. \n\n\n\n	This year's theme is Safe Care for
	 Every Newborn and Every Child\, with the slogan “Patient safety from th
	e start!”\, recognising the vulnerability of this age group to risks and
	 harm caused by unsafe care.  The WHO calls for urgent action to eliminat
	e avoidable harm in paediatric and newborn care\, driving meaningful impro
	vements and reaffirming every child's right to safe and quality care. \n\
	n\n\n	To help celebrate this year’s WPSD\, the Royal College of Surgeons
	 of Edinburgh (RCSEd) are hosting this webinar on the importance of system
	 design in helping to ensure safety for neonates and children. This will f
	eature a panel of paediatric surgery consultants\, innovators and human fa
	ctors experts discussing how we can best design systems and built environm
	ents to help ensure safety in paediatric surgical care.\n\n\n\n	The import
	ance of creating a simulated environment to allow people to fail safely an
	d of ensuring appropriate psychological support when they do will be discu
	ssed. How to troubleshoot a build as a clinician to identify and ameliorat
	e potential risks will also be covered. Also how we can adopt a multi-fact
	orial system based approach to improving paediatric surgical care will be 
	considered.\n\n\n\n	The principles discussed will be transferable across a
	ll surgical specialties.\n\n\n\n	Aims\n\n\n\n	The aim of this webinar is t
	o celebrate World Patient Safety Day and to help participants provide safe
	 surgical care for every newborn and every child.\n\n\n\n	Learning Object
	ives\n\n\n\n	By the end of this webinar\, participants will:\n\n\n\n	\n		H
	ave a better understanding of World Patient Safety Day and the RCSEd’s c
	ommitment to patient safety.\n	\n	\n		Appreciate the importance of simulat
	ion in learning and innovation\, together with the value of being able to 
	fail safely.\n	\n	\n		Recognise the importance of appropriate support for 
	staff when developing new services.\n	\n	\n		Be better able to identify an
	d ameliorate potential patient safety risks in any new infrastructure buil
	d.\n	\n	\n		Be more confident in adopting a system wide\, human factors ap
	proach when designing surgical services for neonates and children.\n	\n\n\
	n\n	Register here.\n\n
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